I get calls from people in Portland who bought a sailboat fifteen years ago and watched the mast come down one fall, never going back up. The rigging's still hanging in the garage. Or they're paying slip fees every month at a marina in Clackamas County while the boat sits there, the engine seized, the survey failed, and the sale fell through. Some inherited an old sailboat with a lake house. Some have a trailer sailer buried behind the garage for a decade, the tires flat, the cabin roof starting to leak. They ran listings. They dropped the price. They heard lowballs or nothing at all.
We tow old boats start to finish, whether they're in a slip, a storage lot, or sitting on stands in somebody's yard. The crew handles sailboat disposal in Portland, Milwaukie, and Oak Grove on the same trip. We pull the rig, load it, haul it out. Missing paperwork doesn't stop the job. More details on what happens after that are on the Oregon sailboat disposal page.



